Peabody fights back against Salem CC, Mayer Tree
The city has appealed the Jan. 30, 2023 decision of a Peabody District Court assistant magistrate tossing out fines assessed by the Conservation Commission to Salem... Read more.
Peabody to conduct feasibility study for upgraded downtown WiFi
Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt, Jr. has announced that the city will study the feasibility of a public WiFi option for downtown Peabody as part of a larger plan to... Read more.
It’s Official; Puglisi is chosen as new Lynnfield High principal
Lynnfield High School has a new principal. Her name is Patricia Puglisi, who has served as the principal at Manchester Essex Regional High School for the last 10... Read more.
Peabody hoping to launch police body camera program
The Peabody Police Department is hoping the City Council will act favorably on Mayor Edward A. Bettencourt, Jr.’s request to authorize him to enter into a... Read more.
A Healthy Lynnfield offers virtual vaping, tobacco workshop on Feb. 8
Tobacco and Vaping Trends is the next A Healthy Lynnfield Healthy Conversations, Healthy Kids workshop. The workshop, led by Ashley Hall, program manager at Northeast... Read more.
Lynnfield’s Dolan gets salary bump-up, one-year contract extension
The Select Board voted unanimously to extend Town Administrator Robert Dolan’s contract for another year. “Rob has done an outstanding job and with the turbulent... Read more.
Peabody seeks to fill PMLP commission vacancy
The Peabody City Council and Peabody Municipal Light Plant (PMLP) commissioners will meet Tuesday, Feb. 21 in the Frank Wiggin Auditorium at City Hall at 6:30 p.m.... Read more.
Salem CC, Mayer Tree fines for illegal tree removal set aside by Peabody court
The Peabody Conservation Commission’s fines against Salem CC and Mayer Tree Service in the amount of $69,900 each for illegal tree removal of 233 trees in... Read more.
Select Board approves $12 million bond for Public Safety Buildings project soft costs
The town took a couple of steps at Monday night’s Select Board meeting toward moving the town’s $63.5 million Public Safety Buildings project forward.... Read more.
Peabody council says yes to mayor’s $2.8M bond request
The City Council approved bonds for three major capital projects that will dramatically enhance the downtown area, improve chronic traffic congestion and issues,... Read more.